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SUMMARY:Watercolor as a Creative Practice with Lisa Solomon
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DESCRIPTION:Find calm through color. Artist and educator Lisa Solomon lead
 s a relaxing watercolor session exploring how simple creative practices ca
 n support mindfulness and well-being..\nhttps://neworleans.libnet.info/eve
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Register to watch live and ask questions\,
  or view the recording anytime on <a href="https://www.creativebug.com/lib
 /nolalib">Creativebug</a>.&nbsp\;</p>\n<p>As you work through exercises fr
 om artist and educator Lisa Solomon's new&nbsp\;Watercolor Skills Guide\, 
 you'll build confidence with color mixing\, brush techniques\, and washes 
 while discovering how slowing down and paying attention to color can help 
 quiet the mind. Come paint\, ask questions\, and leave feeling creatively 
 refreshed.&nbsp\;</p>\n<p>Lisa Solomon received her BA in Practice of Art 
 from UC Berkeley in 1995 and her MFA from Mills College in 2003. She has b
 een a working artist and educator &ndash\; as both a college professor and
  workshop facilitator &ndash\; for 20+ years. Her mixed media works and la
 rge scale installations that revolve thematically around personal history\
 , re-interpreting domesticity\, the nefarious line between ART and CRAFT a
 nd color theory have been exhibited in galleries\, art fairs\, and museum 
 exhibitions (inter)nationally. She is the illustrator of <em>20 Ways to Dr
 aw A Chair</em> (Quarry Books 2015) and <em>Draw 500 Everyday Things</em> 
 (Quarry Books 2016)\, and author of <em>Knot Thread Stitch - Exploring Cre
 ativity Through Embroidery and Mixed Media</em> (Quarry Books\, 2012). A m
 onograph of her work\, Hand/Made\, was published by MIEL books in 2013. Th
 e work she makes tinkering in her backyard studio can be found in both pub
 lic and private collections. Lisa currently resides in Oakland\, Californi
 a with her husband\, kiddo\, a three-legged cat\, a fluffy gray kitty\, a 
 pit-bull\, a dachshund mutt and many\, many spools of thread.</p>\nhttps:/
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